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April 13, 2021
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IFF receives “Stick with it” recycling boxes as a donation from packaging company DS Smith

DS Smith, a leading provider of sustainable fibre-based packaging who operate worldwide and has sustainability at the heart of everything it does, is happy […]

Source: IFF (International Floorball Federation)
Climate ActionPartnerships for the GoalsResponsible Consumption
Case Studies

Principality stadium: case study

Principality Stadium in Cardiff started its sustainability journey in 2010, and has only progressed since then. Principality stadium has been improving its sustainability outcomes for almost a decade.

Responsible Consumption
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IIHF repurposed banners

The International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) began its banner repurposing project after the annual General Congress in 2012. Members agreed that the roll-ups created for the event carried a significant cost and should be reused in a creative way rather than simply being disposed of. The idea of reusing materials had previously been raised during meetings of the IIHF Social & Environment Committee, and members considered Congress to be the perfect opportunity to kick-start the repurposing programme.

Responsible Consumption
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FIFA recycling project for the 2018 world cup

Despite increasing environmental awareness among citizens, no fully-fledged system of separate waste collection currently exists in Russia. It is said that waste disposal sites in Russia currently occupy around 30,000 square miles, and waste processing facilities in Moscow are close to full capacity. It has become increasingly important for Russia to take action in addressing and solving its waste management problem. As part of FIFA’s sustainability initiatives for the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia, approximately 20 percent of all waste collected during the hosting of the Preliminary Draw in Saint Petersburg was recycled through a system put in place by the LOC. The project was part of the Sustainability Strategy developed by FIFA and the LOC.

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FIE fencing gear

In March 2017, the International Fencing Federation (FIE) launched “Donate Your Fencing Gear”, a new long-term initiative encouraging fencers to donate their fencing equipment to fencers that may not have access to such materials. Following tests at the Junior & Cadet World Fencing Championships in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, in April 2017, the scheme was fully implemented at the World Fencing Championships in Leipzig, Germany, in July.

Climate ActionReduced InequalitiesResponsible Consumption